The Bucyrus Evening Telegraph from Bucyrus, Ohio • 4

THE MARKETS LIKE A PALL Over Cloud of Death Hang Atlantic City FORTY-SEVO HAVE DIED Chatfield Mrs Wesley Barrett Is quite sick with typhoid fever Mr and Mrs A Muth spent a few days at Gibsonburg The band was out serenading Hatur-1 day eveniug James Shillinger is selling the book I of our next president Mm McKinley A number of farmers are now bringing iu their milk and getting 12c per pound for their butter The Chatfield boys who are working I at Lima are laid up one with a cut thumb and the other with carbuncles Berries of all kinds are plenty Dan Clady has sold 7-5 bushels of raspber-1 ries and has about 50 bushels of blackberries for sale the Because of the Collision on Meadows Near that City Each Hour Seems to Atld Some New Horror to the Awful Story of Death and Destruction Trying to Fix the Hlauie Gladness Comes Not a Farewell The social held last evening by the Presbyterian 8 proved to be a very enjoyable affair The exercises were prtsided over by Mr Bolen the president of the society The first hour of the programme was listened to with much interest being a musical and literary treat The following names responded to the call viz: selection by Miss Pauline Eichman and Miss Eva Matthew on the mandolin and guitar solo and piano accompaniment by Miss Fannie Hufty recitation by Miss Maria Bolen musical selection by Miss Eva Mattnew and Master Fred Matthew recitation Launching oF the Ship" Miss Gertie Hoover recitation Baby" Mbs Pearl Hopley solo by Miss Fannie Hufty The last number on the programme was the farewell address This was not rendered very satisfactorily owing to the fact that Mr Bolen has decided to remain in the city and will defer his farewell address for some yeais to come we trust 1 he closing exercise was one in which all the members and their many friends present heartily participated in consisting of icecream cake and lemonade The church par lor was made neat and attractive in appearance with beautiful bouquets of choice llowtrs with the mottoes of the various committees of the society in eluding the refreshment or eatiDg committee Holmes Township Financial Nsw York Aug I-Money 2 per cent cent- Sterling exchange steady with actual business in bankers' bills at 488 488K for (todays and 489 489 (or demand Posted rates 488 489H Government bonds firmer Grain Provisions and llvo Stock -Steady and unchanged Ungraded red 58 i 68c No 1 northern August 630 No 2atS0Koin elevator 81Mo afloat No 2 at 23o No 2 white 26o mixed western 23324c Western steam (350 city 1300 Old mess 372527-75 new mess Western dairy do creamery ii rtti loo Part skims 25c full skims Western fresh 11 No trading Veals $4002675 Sheep and Sheep lambs 5 62'i Lower at $3402376 Cleveland Aug Country made $3552400 No 2 red 65c No 2 yellow 33234c No 2 white from elevator 2bc Elgin creamery 14V42 16c dairy 11c York state 7H8c Ohio 6i7c Strictly fresh 11212c Per bushel 35c Choice steers $390 '400 fair to good S3 752390 good to choice calves $500(0535 Choice fair to good 800 spring lambs $450 Yorkers and pigs $345 stags and roughs $2 £2270 Chicago Aug July 580 July 2io OATB-Jirly 180 July $620 July $315 July $322V4 Common to extra steers 350 465 stockers and feeders $250gi37d calves 640 Heavy packing and shipping lots $290 (2 a 27 common to choice mixed 13004330 pigs I290g340 Inferior to choice $200 $225 lambs $300 $585 Toledo Aug No 2 red cash and August 64e No 8 red cash 594c No 2 mixed September 25c No 3 yellow cash No 2 mixed cash 20c Clover October $450 That hideous and deathly ts demon of sickness constipation is an easy enough thing to cure if you take the right medicine Constipation ia one of the commonest things in the world It is really one of the most serious things Fully nine-tenths of all the ordinary sickness of mankind is due to this one cause If you place an obstruction in the gutter it will stop the flow of water and gradually a mass of poisonous putrefying matter will accumulate That is exactly what happens in the digestive organs when constipation begins Poisonous matter accumulates and is forced into the blood It goes all ovei the body and causes all sorts of symptoms A few of these are dizziness flatus lence heartburn palpitation headaches loss of appetite loss of sleep foul breath distress after eating biliousness and eruptions of the skin These things are unpleasant but they are not serious The serious things come afterward Doctoi Pleasant Pellets are for the cure of constipation They are tiny sugar-coated granules easy to take mild and efficient in their action One is a gentle laxative two a mild cathartic There is nothing else in the world like them There is nothing that takes their place There is nothing just as although lieing and unscrupulous druggists may sometimes tell you so for their own profit Do you want to lose your health so that the druggist can get rich? The Common Senss Medical Adviser in plain English or Medicine Simplified bj RV Pierce Chief Consulting Physician tothe Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo Joo8 pages illustrated 680000 copies sold at Now sent paper-bound absolutely Free on receipt of 21 otic-coal stamps to pay for mailing only Address ihe Author as abora With a better understanding 1 the transient nature of the many physical ills which vanish before proper efforts gentle efforts pleasant rightly directed There is comfort in the knowledge that so many forms of sickness are not due to any actual disease but simply to a constipated condition oi the system which the pleasant family laxative Syrup of Figs promptly removes That is why it is the only remedy with millionsof families and is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health Its beneficial effects are due to the fact that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness without debilitating the organs on which it acts It is therefore all important in order to get its beneficial effects to noto when you purchase that you have the genuine article which is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only and sold by 11 reputable druggists If in the enjoyment of good health and the system is regular laxatives or other remedies are then not needed If afflicted with any actual disease one may be commended to the most skillful physicians but if in need of a laxative one should have the best and with the well-informed everywhere Syrup of Figs stands highest and is most largely ied and gives most General satisfaction The Last Poem Written by James Edwin Campbell The following poem expressing a longing for home and its comforts is full of tenderest pathos It was the last bit of verse written by theauthr James Edwin Campbell Mr Campbell was born at Run a little settlement back in the hills from Pomeroy hardly large enough to be dignified with the name of a hamlet about-29 years ago He attended school at Pomeroy graduating from the high school there At an early age he evinced a talent for writing poetry and dialect stories and before he had completed school had published a book of very meritorious pomes Among his earlier poems was Tlie which partook of the style In Lalla Bookh After finishing school Mr Campbell taught until about a year ago writing poems and dialect stories at his leisure hieh were readily accepted by eastern magazines and press syndicates Last summer he went to Chicago to engage in uewspaptr work having accepted a position on one of the large papers in that city Fla route to his new field he stopped over to visit for a day and in conversation with a friend said: Life is too uneventful in a little village want to get out into the great This was ia the middle of last summer and in a few short months we find him longing anil sighing for the of tlie home tirfed ot the great restless surging mass and lie gave expression to this longing for home in tlie following poem which was writttn December 7 1895 and published in the Chicago Conservator Shoitly alter writing this he left to spend the Christmas holidays with the old folks at home While home he contracted a cold which turned into a fever and hardly were tlie holiday festivities over in-fore the life of James twin Campbell had passed into tlie world beyond His death following so quickly after lie had written his last poem renders it all tlie mure pathetic and this last bit of verse may have been wiillen with a premonition of death In all of iiis writings there wis a religious purity and a touching simplicity The poem reads: HOMESICK to get buck want I) 01 want to i want PLEASANT HtMB Service Sunday morning Burger Mias Emma Hiemschneider spent a week at Nevada Honor Wert expects to open law office at Toledo Holmes township will hold a Sunday school convention Aug 2 2:30 Itev John Cronenbeiger of Linsey was visiting Hell infer and family Miss Lew Angene ot Fostoria was the guest of James Miller last Sunday Scliiefer wife and relatives of Kansas City with Scliiefer and wife were visiting relatives near Upper Sandusky this week Vernon Township Mrs Shaffer Kaler is quite sick with pulmonary trouble There is considerable wheat in the shock yet and it is sprouting badly Mrs Silas Guudrum has been quite sick for a week with stomach trouble Master Coonie Lohr felt from a swing one day last week and suffered a dis location of the elbow joint The Biddle Sunday school will picnic next Saturday la niou with tlie Leenville and Robinson schools at Springs The continued rains has completely soaked the Kround aud oats cutting has been postponed for several days at least Oats in the shock is growing and should the wet weather coutinue much longer it will he badly damaged Mrs Wm Weaver died last Wednesday after a very painful illness of several weeks She Was a daughter ot Jacob Gluuer and was 30 years old and (eaves a husband aud three small dill dien The funeral took place ou Friday at the Reformed church The ser vices were conductei by her pastor the Rev Lober The Ball Game The coming of the Marion team to morrow is one of the most talked of tilings on the streets today A number of our oil izeus saw the Marion boys play at Marion Thursday and pronounce them a very strong team witli a very fast in- field and a stone wail for au out-field Those who saw the game think that our hoys have their work cut out for them and that our team will have no easy thing to beat the hoys from our sister city on (lie south lul hose wlio know svmotbiug about the organization of our team say nothing but think of other tough tilings that were ami no longer are It Is safe to say that It will be a pretty game and that each score will be contested for as if it were one -f the Temple cup games The way it looks Marion will bring a large number of rooters witli llioir team hands it is by not drying them wrtl aftr each washing and by not weiring gloves for rough labor such as the cleaning of grates Of course it is a wee bit of trouble always to put on gloves but smooth unwrinkled hands are worth a good deal to a woman or should be I The New State University So much has been accomplished at the State University (Columbus) during the school year that has just closed that it may almost be called a new state university For just a quarter of a century the institution has been steadily growing in favor and in the 3 JLA0 of die oeoole of the stv I i Early Crawford Peaches i for canning Lots of them AND VERY CHEAP AT TUB 1 GROCERY A ULMER Buffalo Aug 1 Stock steers and heifers $275 veals common to choice 575 Yorkers good weights $350 355 pigs 4355360 mixed packers $3403-45 medium weights 3 30 Prime lambs $4 culls to fait $250 '475 mixed sheep good to choice $325 860 heavy owes $350 360 East Liberty Aug 1 Cattle Good common $350380 bulls stags and cows $300 3 50 Hogs Prime light $3 4 3 50 best medium IS 35 $340 heavy $3 00(315 roughs t200tfc300 Prime fair common choice lambs $450Q475 veal calves at 9500(575 Cincinnati Aug 1 -Hog -Select butchers $3253 30 fair to good packers fair to good light 8330 345 oommon and rough! 12 50(300 OU Market Toledo Aug North Lima 60c South Lima 54c Indiana 54c Oil City Aug Closed at $106 CHEESE FACTORY MANAGEMENT IN OHIO WOES OF THE HEAVY VILLAIN of Threats Atlantic City Aug A horrible gloom hangs over this city and thousands mourn for the dead and wounded who were ground up in tho railroad carnage of Thursday night This railroad accident possibly the worst in all the experience of eastern roads will be felt in Atlantic City for months to come Yesterday in the wards of the hospital the scene was shocking beyond description In passing down the corridor and entering a room opening upon it there were to be seen those who had been injured in the collision stretched out on their couches in all degrees of suffering The air was filled with the groans of men the cries of women and the sobbing of children The dead were all gathered at the old Sea View Excursion house which was improvised into a morgue The bodies were laid about tlie lloor of the big dancing hall of the pavilion in rows It was a horrible sight The corpses were in all conditions of mutilation There were headless armless and legless trunks in some instances crushed out of all semblance of recognition There were 37 bodies on view Moving through tlie horrible mass were streams of people some eurious but a majority looked for lost loved ones or friends An excursion party of about 400 people were brought down Thursday from Bridgeton Millville and Morris River They represented four tribes of Red Men and on account of their numbers two trains were made up for tho evening return one to depart at and the other a few hours later The 0:30 was a few minutes behind in starting and after crossing the drawbridge was halted on the meadows to wait for a couple of downward trains It was this delay that brought collision and death and the solution of the action falls upon George Houser the man in the tower and John Greiner the engineer of tho excursion train Edward Karr tho Reading engineer retnainei at his post while his engine plowed its way through the special train and was killed outright Ilis mistake if he made one meant his death and his lips can never tell the story But the living who were in tho awful wreck furnish a reason for the accident which goes to indicate that Farr disregarded the red signal when it was Hashed his way He was running the fast express Ho thundered across the meadows at from 40 to 50 miles an hour and came in sight of tlie excursion train just as ho latter pulled ahead in tho direction the crossing Ho doubtless was unable to distinguish upon which traek the special was running IHh only source of information as to what ho should do wus tlie light in the tower Greiner holding the throttle on tho other engine knew one thing sure that both trains must go over the intersection He got the white light to go over first so the living say and tried to make the goal Ho failed andoueof the most harrowing railroad collisions of the times passed into history Striking the excursion train obliquely as It did Just us the engine und first car had cleared the Reuding fiyer the locomotive clashed through and crumbled up the retnaiiiing five ears and having performed its horrible work toppled over mid feet in the marsh piiitMihiriil 4 Aug The official report to the lVniis Ivania railroad otficluU states that 47 pimHtngers were killed The number reported lujured is 44 All the killed were in the Pennsylvania Railroad The Investigation so fur made shows that the truin had the right of way the red signal Ixdtig turned against the Reading train and it remains Iu that position ot the present time I Evening Telegraph The Leading Dally Paper Pntllihei' In Crawford County On Wheels Victor Nuss'oaum and Alvin EU-hiiian returned last liiirlit on their wheel from a trip to Cincinnati They left here a week ago hut were detained on tlie way by heavy rains and made part of tl-e route in that case on trams lull filially wlieuled into the Queen City on Kuiidiy evening They visited there until Thursday morning and then mounted llieir wlieeisand started home ward They wheeled all the way hum covering the entire distance In two days spending the intervening night Hpiingilehl The hoys are well bronzed lint all (lie hotter for the exorcise home Lisa Acme eodtf Patronize (lour Good Acting Rewarded by Violence from Gallery Gods The man who play heavy parts in a theatrical company does not lie on a bed of roses He is unpopular with the audienoe and especially with the denizens of the gallery because he is always cast for the villain's part nnd oil the dirty work of the piny foils to his lot In one of the local stock companies says the l'hilndelphia Record Is nr gentleman whose Impersonations of villains has for several seasons offended tlie virtuous gallery gods nnd lie is always Bure of being roundly hissed will ell is really a compliment to his art He was really startled though one day Inst week to receive Uie following letter: warning by tills For a long time i have bore your netshuus with pashunts und uo has many others a dirty snenke nnd a skoundrel I dont see how tlie folks wot runs tlie theater puts up witli your nctshuns The wuy you peroekute that poor young lady every week is octrag-ous aud i wont you to w'op If you I will lay for you when you come out of the theater sum nite and soke you" The actor ill question prizes this conuiiiiiilentlon highly but at the same time he is on the lookout for he gentleman who wnnts to him BP0YRU8 AUGUST 1 I Hue Bs sure a id it a Niter ulgo Miss Carrie Hush went to Cliatlle today for a visit Azure Hwau Linen envelopes to match Journal Job itooms Take ill liie excursion to Cleveland Holiday Aug 2nd via afti'l 0 Swigart has returned from brief visit to McClure liom" tn nick of all lliu roar IIn ureal smoky dome Want to font the quid of Liio homo plud round me swoet And mother's arm around mo while uh one our two hearts heat I want losee the hills at homo the hollow and the nook same old sky nltovo mo where the stars play and I want loseu the sumeold church where they sing I lour of Till a fellow's ill rout seems clink Ink and well cur weal to hear John Wilson pniyasoul old John can Till heaven sullies nnthoiirlh and (lod Is near to man! For Kail li und Hope are lull I wo whins on Which his pniyt-r iipiUcs From I hi tigs of sinus In the skies" want to liear Fih Io" hm 'li till all (he (own just roars Till wond'rinr wind the I mens is the folks run out of floors want lo see the eoino up with tp see you Amt flow's tin world uslnn sweeter Omit a hymn Ami short hut slmky words how are you my saylnnof it crusty like to smother down Ills Joy tears? Why es On tears Will eome Ashamed? No! let 1 want lo I want lo I want to net hark home! December 1 Vi Corn meal and cracked com for your chickens A ltaub Sous eodtf The drouth was broken by a shower today hut previous to that there had been one whole day without rain Mrs Jacob Swartzkoph and son Karl left this morning fora visit with Mrs (dura Mann at Sullivan Knowledge Power Show us a Man of Broad Reading and we will show you a man of sound Ideas reudonesortol literature Mix your reading When you see a man advertising books in Tub Tkikuhai'H it shows Hint lio wauls your trade then patron czi him thrust your trade where ll Isn't wanted Miss Kdillt Hill of Marion county Is tlie guest of Iyhsrgor Ike NuHshinm will leave tins evening lor New York on business Fon ItsNT-HoiiHe of five rooms on South Haudusky avenue Inquire ol Htewart at the meal market htitf Wednemlay Aug fi'li you can go to Cedar Point with the of II excursion forfihh Children rsi cents tf Hurry Kaler came of! his run quite siek last night aud Is laid up at home today LARGEST SCHOOL ON EARTH Bucyrus firightneii Tlie Mansfield News says: four mouths' old liunyriiH child walks and talks Its I illier is a Issik agent and Its mnllit is a iiieitihcr of four women clubs and still some people don't lie leve Iti heredity anil parenalel Itillu eiu es Mrs Wm Kramer is indisposed Take your family to Lakeside Ben Hur Dty for ll'JO Abstract of an Address Before the Students of the College of Agriculture Ohio Htate University by IL IL Herrick Well Ington There is more than one business side of cheese making dependent upon point of view from which you are looking One side might be a consideration of tho system or systems under which the cheese business is conducted iu this 'state In the Wellington cheese district the factories are nearly all owned or controlled by a few firms and they rule the dairymen with an iron hand The duirymen contracts to deliver his milk to the factory twice per day during the season that is from April 1 to December 1 The fuctory operator contracts to make merchantable article of cheese to sell tho same at tho best market price obtainable as fast it is fit for market to divide the net proceeds among the patrons in proportion to the amount of milk furnished the factory man to receive acoiumission of one and three-fourths cents per ponnd for the manufacture and selling of the cheese and four cents per pound for butter Under this Hystcm of management the dairyman munt wait at least sixty days and frequently very much longer before he knows what he is to receive for his milk In tho eastern section of the state two systems of operation have Wen in vogue The most common practice is for tho fuctory ojHsrator to buy tho milk didivered at the factory the price tsdng bused on the New York quotations for cheese and is fixed fora period of ten or fifteen days In ad ivnncc usually tho 1st aud l'th of each I month This is very satisfactory to I most of the duirymen as they know jnsl wlmt they are to receive for their milk und do not have to wait an indefinite lime for their money The other system to which reference was made is cooeratlve The dairymen own the factory and hire the cheese maker or in some cases the clos-se maker owns the fuelory and contract with the dairymen to manufacture the cheese anti deliver to them nady for market at a certain price per KM pound usually from ninety cents lo olio dollar In either case the patron of the fa lory appoint a sales committee which tlisjMtseN of the cheese buyers or hlper at stated Interval ThU committee also divide the money among the pntnms ou the hasi of the milk uppiied This arrangement not at-way satisfactory a the committee not infrequently have but a moderate business training and are taken advantage of by the buyer Miss Ini Garda Wilhelm thedaugh ter of Rev Wilhelm of Shelby recently returmd from Kalserswerth Germany where she has been studying In the Mother House- Deaconem training for three years will speak at Ht IAiLheiau church Sunday August it at the morning Hrvlce and at the Holmea Lutheran church in the evening Htie presents the story of this hhwsed work In such a simple sweet way as to delight every iKsly A rare treat la in store for all who can hear her ithiiio a router badge lints for sola and tlirk mineral 21 If waters Stephen Kerr ami Mrs Kerr went lo Wauseon day for a visit Mr Frank lloudon and sister are guests of Hucyrun relatives and Irlends Ben Hur Hay at lakesids Thursday August CheaHMt excursion of the season Mr and Mm Lybarger and Mm Chapman have returned from two camping trip to Marion county Cellar Point elnma eaily III Hepteliils-l ami the Knights of Honor excursion Wednesday Aug bill Is likely in lie the last week day excursion of the season to this sipular resort dAw If The will of tlie la'e Martha Flle Barclay has lieeu filial for prohale After providing fur ilchls and funeral expellee she Is-qusallis her enllre estate Isilli real and rsonal to her liletv Mrs Martha Darr In isnisli eratlou of the latter furnishing her hums liming life The real estate con lists of a lot In Three links llerrle county Michigan Tlie will is dated May I Mrs A McCrnry and ehlltln1 went to llellville belay fora visit at tlie parental home Hee Tlie Three Graces" by Gran ville Hmltli In Truth tomorrow All llama and news stands RESCUED 101 rrum III Injurtea Oaxton Aug David A Tourter dint at hoepltol Friday a a reult of liijurie- received at the llon-not work Thur-dny wna liarpcnlng a tied at a largo emery wheel which wa running at high ajH-cd when the wheel burnt and fragment aeattered In every direction A largo piece of tho wheel -truck Courier In the fnco breaking nil the fnrlnl lumen nnd nnothcr piece fractured hi kult I'ieccn of the wheel went through the nlilo of the building Mi- Maud llremicr entertained a I few friend- at the home of Wm Itil-eell 011 Ui-l Warren -I rent laxt evening Mu-io aud refrc-hinent- helped to fill III a lunel pleaxnut evening Genera! Finley will nrato till- evening from a plntfitrm mi the Tiihlle Hqliare tin the heaiiltea of free -liver Hebrew of London Nupport Inntlta-tlon with Thirty-Five Hundred The hugest school in tho world is located 111 the heart of vilest alums Thirty-llvo hundred Jewish children constitute Its clientele nnd peer of the Izird Jtotlisehild preside over Its destlnle It Is no ordinary ploeo of learning nys the New York Journal Tlie children are ns pumas church mice and If it wero not for tho Rothschild imiiiillreoce there uhiM be no school then at nil Kvery April about tho tlmo of the Jewish pussover inch Isiy I presented with a suit of lollies and a pair of ImioIh each girl with a dress und a pair of shoe When it comes Oetolier If the April Ixsds are worn out and mvcrty prevent tho youngster from having unolher pair Izrrd Rothschild sees to It I lint tlievvnnt is supplied In connect Ion with this school there la a saving Imnk department The lnteret allowed on de It I ten jiereent- pernninmiallJimigli the amount of Itidivldiinl savings on which till Interest I pnld Is tint to exceed five jKinnd The teacher In the achool may also avail Uicmsclvo of the Is-nellt of the hntik hut the mnxliiium imtlvldiml anvlng In this Inatnnee nro limited to lit ier annum TU ellck llurn Trent In Frnuee they hove sjieelesof trout enlted the hum" Be I almost pure black when taken from the water but vhaiige color to milt the reeeptnelo In which he la put In a white Jar tho ereiiture chn ige to a pure nlldnn In from two to three dnyn hut elinnge back totdaek when put Inn dark vessel In a rnnimon pottery Jar be heroine a brick rotor mi transparent thnt he ran sen reel Ih seen frank of Maiinllcld wan the city lat evening and (leu In Finley wan up againxl linn Iu a free -liver aiguiueut after ali nil ten min-ole the I leiicral thought of an lniMr lant engageinrut rl-ewherc Laka Erie' 8hori-Th Cap Wile Tell the Story-It Will Interett Many Ttoole- Krmi thu lltiimin Kviilug New If you were to call at 27 Front avenue "rank I ler-on will prnlmldy tint I-' I you would find a elderly lady honor il hy an Invitation lo oecupy el Mm Captain lieneey t-y name whom-front -eat on the platform Iiunband I ou -abed the lake for many A It-ncltill Trail Nkw Yoim Aug I- Manager Irwin ha evehnnged Farrell Flynn and ft A -I for Itlll Joyce of the Malilngtoo club To (loaoutho system Effectually gnitly wln-n cwtlvr tiilloUK of wlu-ll Hi IiIihmI I Inqiur nr in-finaiiimllv tialilluai conm I il ln lo itic ktilny and liver lo a In-alUiy activity without Irritating or weakening them lo dliqicl headache cold nr fever tle ftyrup of Flga ang The report given at tlie apcclttl 1111 cling of the llap l-t Young Tenpin' Union lael evening ot tlie tate aneein My at I jikeeide ami the meeting of the International Union at Milwaukee were very lulereetlug and held tlie alien-id all prceitl through a long ARADISE FOR SUFFRAGISTS a year and when In port make Iu home In Buffalo Her kindly mile ami Jovmi maniiet are to uo mall extent due lo the eca lie ha had Her own wonUean better ihwcrlhr her rccue and one can eally under--land her premuit happy condition when they rial Ire wlmt all ha gone through 8he aayi "About live month ago I had an attack of lekn which latd for a week aud ince that tho I have l-wn object at Interval to tmllar attack ome of which were longer III duration It la hard for me to how I offered The taiu wi uld commii-e lit my head after which It would Hm to paa down my ty body and wltle to my back my Ide- aelied my back ached aud 1 had a hading of great diUnw Iu my bowel The lucrea-cd pali which an tiled to come from lying down would he ah tiiiwl unlc ruble my fare amt tomeh would bloat up ml I rould hardly ml uu my fee) dirlne made It itlmiMt lon elide: Ihl feeling wa alway with me even alter the violence nf the attack over Tlie lat at tack had waa tlie woral and wa an bad would tint have been ah to tell tiff Prof (I I'iumh wife aud child returned la-t evening from their eotrow fill vl-lt at Galen The rhlld ha-nearly recovered from ll very ncrloim lllueM The remain of the other eltlld I bat died two Week ago at Galena were Ueeu from tho vault today and laul lo rvt In O-kwi-iil cemetery Thedead-loek III the Hoard of Ivliica Ion on the election of a teacher for lie ou'y remaining Vacancy continue It the meeting la-t lilght eleven tal-lot were taken no one receiving nnlordy vote and there t-lng no pm wot apparent of a different re-iilt the Hoard adouruel lo next TliiiriMlny veiling to try ll ngalii Catarrh Cannot Cured Ith IOt'Ai AITLIt'A'I IONA Iiey cannot reach the -eat ot the 11 t'atarrli I-a blonder inntitu Ilona! dl-ea-e amt In order to core It XKS IRAK OEINDtE Avhtsad Ohio Use Baking Powder Wher Urn goiloy Almn1 ih Name IttghU Wnit Fntn fhN jvrUxl tin Ir Inndli wnmnn baa rnjinctt ifiMlnot In- rlUltlimlity The lfi him hBvnje hl1 he jilnue of no qtntl Uh her himhttn I lit timtlrr prrtfliitioir the home to the ohl tlaVN ah wore a hrneeM from which hmiff the Itmlpnln of oflee-her he tul mre Nm that he hrm InM rmifie the fhl rWilHimt theae al)pin cnt hmmcholtl mH'ftHi n'mcnla are rnrrlnl hi the 1rea jHickct tint they re hero Icolnmlle women unvn hfwerN Nil rhrh ml mrUh mutter nh nn th ehHM'h Nn1 ntnte nr eomhlnetl thtfi In In inttty ehte pi (Gin? They nIwi hns full mnnUhnl a uffrnFe hit a cannot Fote Um mntterN jur-tnlnlntf to romtuerc fmf fpf tnembrN of fiarfinment though herr Nt-onif 'Mhuent nhrmut In fntnt nf (firing them thcc nthlitlonnl NihntitngeN Women tnhw pnrl In tnnny ttlUoit meet in nt talk upon nil Hifitica nuhjcrtji tturlmr the nlthlntf NrNtnn grenf nntnierN of tho mnt tntrllioni women nf the eApifnl elty are In ron Mnui NUetiftonee For nomn year therr hnn pofiflral iuelety of women nmt when tuometitonN qiiee-tkmn nffeetlntf thetr Interest Are te fore the legialutlvi hofty Inrge ttiecUtiff Are enllefl nmt niltlrwwil hy women net tin forth their ciaiuw QUEEN VICTORIA'S HANDS How Mb MM The flasipt Kll a are quite right in your urmle that her niajty pimirMr wonderfully beautiful hand though they are hy no means nmll tor her height thnt they are plump white and unwrltikled Would you Ilk to know the reason 7" aked the manicure who wa beautify lug my hand for a dinner wrty Of routin' ay the writer In Anwera wn all attention "Well you are iktnbtlea aware her ninjcty I a great knitter Indeed I Invariably at work with her needl" either ntaearf or mitten for the poor little vet for her many great-gramh children or cot and hedqulit The mer exercise Induced hy knitting and ih ptwlfhui assumed hy th hands tend lo whiten refine and keep them In good Oine while In th am way lh hands never mors auractlve than when employed" "Why hv many eook prettily shaped hands and armaT" I naked because they do much with them Kneading bread I on of Ih best beantlfler the hand can have hern women who work much In the bouse usually fall to nee urn jpvwtU Mbs Juliet Corson ptmndrt of ibt Naw York Cuokinf Achooi Mrs A Lincoln AitHof Boaiuo Cook book Mrs Sarah Rorcr FflaGpal PbUadtipht Cooking Ikhnot Mrs Emma Ewing friBlplCkatlUtttti ftcbofl tit Cookvt Miss Fannie Farmer Principal boefcm Cooking Ik hoot Miss Bedford Hew York Cootiinglkkooli Miss Kate Whitaker Normal Coukeff flehoot Fan Fttnctecw Marlon Harland Anthof "Ccwmoa fivnan In Uw HmcMboM AU Authorities water Wfftan aa4 IwcMt huh lake Interim! rep-nlie Hall' latory luit lor Doan' Kidney Fill A Catarrh' 'or I taken luternallv and oon I oonmirnrd their ue I found Rseontmtod Wright Colory Caprule Ashland April 22 1w To Tho Wright Medical Co Colmiibus Ohio I hav purchased a Uix of lery t'apaulea Iron 8 Wiest Imiggtst and used litem for tnmaeli trould and eonatlpallnii and received more hem lit from thrill than from any other madteln I ever Used I would not te wltlinut them Yout very truly Mhii Ika Ghiniun Qlovor Collegioto laitituo Went IJlierty Izigan county Ohio Both nexea Knur Literary rmniiierclHl Music and ArL for Freshman clam In nor beat college Hlvly-four students last year Tuition noisi r'or ratalogue addrvsw Itev thvvht Blyth J' resident West IJlierty or Itev It Helwlg Urlwua lheodtlJ I act doeetlyon the bhmd and miicoii urlaee Ilall' Catarrh Cure I hot a plaek medicine It Wa prworilird hy one of the l-wl phylclan till eoun-try for vra and I a regular precrl-tlun It I nmiMiard ol the beet tonic known combined with the I purifier a-ilng directly on themiieon nrfiM-e The erfcc minhlimlloii of he two Ingredient I what produce much wonderful rull- In curing Ca arrli Meml for ttlmnnll free CHFNFY A l'mw Toledo huiuedlate relief The pain In my back amt elite left ineaml lheillntlnM went with It the bloating Iu my lac ami body dlp-rd ami all ditre In uiy Imwel wa gone I have great faltli III Kidney In a abort time they did a great ileal more for me than all the plaeter ami medicine which had reonrted to In peeking relief ami cure I hne alway to lia aide to procure them" For ale hy all dealer -price fill cent Mailed hy Fneter-Milburti tVi Buffalo wde nt for tlie emltl'i Itdocs tlie best work i.